This week, 44 former U.S. Senators delivered a superbly written letter to the United States government in an attempt to restore many of the principles that have prevailed since America was founded in the 18th century.
In the novel “1984” published by George Orwell in June 1949, “Big Brother” is the face of the party in control of the dystopian society of Oceania.
With global orders pouring in, America’s aerospace businesses are scrambling to keep up with a remarkable boom.
This past summer we learned that references to “Individual-1” in Russia investigation court documents was being used to identify Donald Trump.
It sounds like a wonderful idea and California Gov. Jerry Brown, in 2017, signed it into law.
In a long-awaited, enormous news burst, the Russia probe special counsel, Robert S. Mueller, on Tuesday, released documents commending Michael Flynn for his “substantial assistance” in three ongoing investigations.
The stock market is always erratic, but when the Dow Jones plummets almost 800 points – 3.1% — it produces a lot of anxiety for anyone who has invested in stocks.
Lying has become a growth industry as the Robert S. Mueller Russia probe continues to investigate person after person in a difficult quest for some truths.
Masten Space Systems, Mojave, is one of nine companies, ranging from start-ups to aerospace giants, to be eligible for future NASA contracts to deliver payloads to the moon’s surface.
In our history, George Herbert Walker Bush had the best resume to become president of the United States. And, furthermore, he lived up to it.
In Saturday’s edition, a front page story diagnosed more of the Antelope Valley Hospital’s symptoms and the prospects are increasingly dire.
Our local congressman, Kevin McCarthy, was elected House minority leader in mid-November.
The slowdown in new car sales has prompted automakers to apply the brakes to their production lines and hand out pink slips.
Alex Villanueva made Los Angeles County history by becoming the first sheriff to defeat an incumbent in more than a century.
Safely ending a six-month, 300-million-mile journey, NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory’s Mars InSight lander phoned home to say it had landed successfully on the red planet Monday morning, California time.
The Trump administration quietly released a federal climate change report on Black Friday that verifies that it is real and is intensifying all around the globe.
Opponents, all around the world, of Russian President Vladimir Putin, had something to cheer about on Nov. 21.
According to the New York Times, China has the world’s only Internet companies that can match America’s in ambition and reach.
United States officials are expressing their high-tech outrage that relates to an $8.75 billion microchip heist from Micron, a Boise Idaho firm.
Editor’s note: This was erroneously omitted on Nov. 22.
In the fall of 2016, Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook’s chief executive, was publicly declaring it a “crazy idea” that his company had played a role in deciding the election. But, according to the New York Times, security experts at the company already knew otherwise.
It’s a long-standing tradition in America:
Everything eventually changes, no matter how long the history.
House Republicans have given Rep. Kevin McCarthy — who represents portions of Antelope Valley and a large swatch of territory from Bakersfield to the east — a resounding vote of confidence to become the minority leader beginning in 2019.
Amazon has announced its highly publicized plans for two — not one — headquarters’ locations: New York City and Virginia.
Satellite images suggest that North Korea has been engaged in a great deception: It has offered to dismantle a major launching site — a step it began, then halted — while continuing to make improvements at more than a dozen others that would bolster launches of conventional and nuclear warheads.
California’s capital, as part of a program called Advance Peace, is now offering financial incentives to the young men it targets if they stay out of trouble.
Five Wall Street Journal reporters interviewed three dozen reliable sources, absorbed information from hundreds of emails, phone conversations and court papers, corporate records and other documents retrieved by law enforcement officers for their story headlined, “Trump Played Central Role I…
The letter from Jeff Sessions to President Donald Trump made it clear to the American public that he was being fired from his position as the nation’s attorney general.
The original aim of the Iran oil sanctions was to cut Iran’s oil exports as much as possible, to quash its nuclear and ballistic missile programs and curb its support for militant proxies, particularly in Syria, Yemen and Lebanon.
Technology continues to soar in ways never imagined in the slide-rule days.
Frequent sexual violence against women by North Korean officials occurs with apparent impunity, according to a Human Rights Watch report released at the end of October.
He’s known as the largest land manager in the United States.
President Donald Trump has been taking a hard stance against migrant caravans slowly walking north for hundreds of miles through Mexico.
The National Public Radio staffers have asked a question we all should have pondered years ago.
Tuesday’s election reflects the ancient alibi among athletic coaches that, “You win some and you lose some.”
Today’s the day for which we’ve all been eager to provide our personal preferences in the much-publicized and loudly debated 2018 midterm election.
It’s appropriate that the U.N. special rapporteur devoted to adequate housing has visited encampments in Mexico City, Buenos Aires, Mumbai — and San Francisco, Oakland and Berkeley.
George Mitchell, a former federal judge and Senate majority leader, was the chief negotiator of the Good Friday Agreement, which brought to a peaceable end 30 years of civil war in Northern Ireland.
In what will go down in the annals of superlatively swift law enforcement, Cesar Sayoc Jr. 56, of Aventura, Florida, was placed under arrest on Oct. 26.
The list of losers from President Donald Trump’s trade war is long and likely only to grow. Consumers of washers and dryers, metal-consuming industries and their customers, and American industries caught in the crossfire from retaliatory tariffs have all been hit hard. These losses have be…
For tenants and landlords, Proposition 10 in California’s Nov. 6 midterm election is of the highest priority.
Whatever Trump’s exaggerations, the caravan itself isn’t a fabrication.
"Since President Trump took office, farmers can more productively use their land. Small businesses can hire more workers and provide more affordable health care. Innovators are freer to pursue advances in autonomous vehicles, drones and commercial space exploration. Veterans enjoy expanded a…
By Oct. 17, the headlines around the world read:
Will you be able to retire? Maybe not.
Is the INF Treaty so important that the Russians should be allowed to cheat on it without consequence?
Those obnoxious TV ads that list all the possible drug side effects are likely to get longer.
When people learn that I have spent the past 50 years either working in or covering the past 13 presidential campaigns, I’m often asked my opinion of what was the best-run national campaign.
If a Hollywood studio ever does a movie about autumn in 2018, it will need a high- class composer to provide extremely dramatic march music.
I have three thoughts on the Jamal Khashoggi saga.
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